Club Directory

A place for Bubsy Bobcat fans to write each other on Atariage. This is the sister site to the Bubsy Bobcat Fan Blog which has given a home for Bubsy fans since 2008. https://atariage.com/forums/blogs/blog/234-bubsy-bobcat-fan-blog/ (Naturally the *official Bubsy Bobcat fan club* can be found here: https://www.bubsy.com/ )

We talk about all metal here. No gatekeeping, from the normiest of bands to the most obscure, elite post-technical blackened melodic deathgrind or whatever. Keep it civilized.

Hi, I'm Dr. Gori, The Centaur. Oi, sou o Dr. Gori, o Centauro. -> Group from my YouTube channel "Dr. Gori" (Without quotes) with different games. I'm going to start being more active there. I'll play from Atari to PS2, and some PC and Indie. -> Grupo do canal do Youtube "Dr. Gori"(Sem aspas) com jogos variados. Vou ser mais ativo no Canal do YT e aqui. Pretendo jogar de Atari até PS2, PC e Indie. My YT Channel =>> www.youtube.com/@DrGori-yv1jt

The place to come to discuss 3D printing, settings, tweaking and getting the perfect XL Brown filament. Come and show off your awesome prints and new designs. If it's Atari and 3D printed, it belongs here.

This would be a support forum for the TI-99 Italian User Club website (www.ti99iuc.it) It is for Italians but foreign users are welcome to access and write in English if needed.

For those who don't park when the pavement ends. All makes & models of 4WD, 4x4, AWD, etc. vehicles welcome, from stock to moon buggy. 2WD vehicles getting out of their comfort zone also gladly accepted.

I own and run the only U.K Portfolio Club and have loads of new and secondhand hardware / software for this brilliant pocket p.c. I even have an original Atari testboard for this great machine, loads of magazines, books, etc. Just contact me on: portfolioclubuk@gmail.com Paul

This will keep up to date on my Events run for the $1.00 JackPot.

Is there anyone in Southwest Florida dying to play some multiplayer 2600, 5200, and 7800 on original hardware, and available for meetups? I've found that it's very difficult to get people to even TRY old Atari games these days because the skill set required to play retro games is so different from that of modern gamers. For example, my 8 year old brother can beat Ganon in Breath of the Wild with janky armor and few hearts, and he can practically take down a golden lynel with his eyes closed, but he rage quits on the easiest levels of the simplest Atari games. He gets blown away and loses interest fast in any competitive games as well. My wife has also beaten Legend of Zelda: BotW and is of the same mindset. I believe it takes an old school gamer with a certain old school skill set to appreciate the smooth clarity and polish of lightning fast Atari action. I'm hoping that we might be able to get a group together in the Ft. Myers/Naples area to experience the excitement of the greatest generation of home video games.